Sinus approximated by Bezier curve Clipart
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· by Manuela
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I tried out what happens when you approximate a sinus curve by a bezier curve and found the result quite astonishing. The coordinates are scaled in order to reduce number of commas.
| Dimensions | 950 × 610 px (SVG - scales to any size) |
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| File size | 2.7 KB SVG · PNG 400/800/2000 px |
| License | CC0 (Public Domain) · Clipart licenses explained |
| Artist | Manuela |
| Source | Openclipart · Original page → |
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